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david haye is still conducting interviews behind me. he was all smiles, despite being heckled by the crowd. his mood change when he went on stage and address tony bellew. he spoke about wanting to hurt him. that was in contrast to him being calm throughout. i caught up with both men afterwards. david haye was still agitated. it was nice to see tony bellew today. i've been hitting the gym hard. it was great to see his head. i've been training to hit straight through his head. i'm looking to do real damage to this quy~ looking to do real damage to this guy. he has gone out of his way to pick a fight with me. he has chased me and called me every name under the sun. i'm allowed legally to punch him in his head the 36 minutes on saturday night. have you ever seen him like that? that is all that needs to be said. tony bellew in confident mood. this press conference is just packing confident mood. this press conference isjust packing up. activity will move to london. they will have a final head—to—head news conference in the way in. it's a
david haye is still conducting interviews behind me. he was all smiles, despite being heckled by the crowd. his mood change when he went on stage and address tony bellew. he spoke about wanting to hurt him. that was in contrast to him being calm throughout. i caught up with both men afterwards. david haye was still agitated. it was nice to see tony bellew today. i've been hitting the gym hard. it was great to see his head. i've been training to hit straight through his head. i'm looking to do...
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rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. right, we're going to take you now to the most northerly border in nato's defences, to norway in the arctic circle. russia is building up its forces in the region. that is causing concern for the us, which has called its conduct there aggressive. hundreds of american marines had been deployed there in just the last few weeks. washington's also sending thousands of troops to poland and the baltics as part of a new nato deployment. jonathan beale reports from the arctic on a new cold war tension. winter in the arctic circle, and the days are at last getting longer. but the climate's still unforgiving. the norwegian border guard have to go out in all kinds of weather, keeping an eye on their neighbour, russia. this is the nato alliance's most northerly border, and at times, it is a pretty inhospitable place. but every day, all year round, the norwegian army is patrolling the border. i don't think we can say that there is a lot of increased activity. they have had a high activity here in
rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. right, we're going to take you now to the most northerly border in nato's defences, to norway in the arctic circle. russia is building up its forces in the region. that is causing concern for the us, which has called its conduct there aggressive. hundreds of american marines had been deployed there in just the last few weeks. washington's also sending thousands of troops to poland and the baltics as part of a new nato deployment. jonathan beale...
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rupert wingfield—hayes has the story. this is kim jong—nam, whose body is thought to be the one now lying in a malaysian morgue. officials there say he died after being sprayed in the face with something at kuala lumpur airport this morning. south korean media immediately claimed north korean agents had assassinated kim on the orders of his own younger brother, kim jong—un. north korea's young dictator has been tightening his grip on power, ruthlessly purging potential opponents. what's so sensitive? last year i saw for myself how strange north korea can be. i was detained and expelled for insulting the kim leadership. much more telling is what he did to his own uncle, seen here on the left. jang sung—taek was hauled away from a party meeting, accused of treachery, and executed. has he now also eliminated his brother? kim jong—nam was once his father's favourite, being groomed to one day take over as north korea's supreme leader. but his downfall began here in tokyo, when he was caught sneaking into japan on a fak
rupert wingfield—hayes has the story. this is kim jong—nam, whose body is thought to be the one now lying in a malaysian morgue. officials there say he died after being sprayed in the face with something at kuala lumpur airport this morning. south korean media immediately claimed north korean agents had assassinated kim on the orders of his own younger brother, kim jong—un. north korea's young dictator has been tightening his grip on power, ruthlessly purging potential opponents. what's...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. some breaking news now, and officials have ordered people living down stream of one of the united states‘ biggest dams to leave the area immediately. there are fears that heavy rain in northern california is causing serious problems for the oroville dam's emergency spillway. the california department of water resources says the erosion is not advancing as fast as they thought. the dam is just upstream and to the east of oroville, a city of more than 16,000 people. what is the latest about how you're hearing the evacuation is going? evacuations are happening quickly, there's lots of traffic with people trying to get away. in total 160,000 people could be in the potentially affected areas should the worse case scenario happen according to authorities but as you mentioned, the good news is in the last hour or so the good news is in the last hour or so we've heard the erosion, which caused the problem, doesn't seem to have been happening as quickly as first feared. there's a hope the me
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. some breaking news now, and officials have ordered people living down stream of one of the united states‘ biggest dams to leave the area immediately. there are fears that heavy rain in northern california is causing serious problems for the oroville dam's emergency spillway. the california department of water resources says the erosion is not advancing as fast as they thought. the dam is just upstream and to the east of oroville, a city of more...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur. back here, kenneth noye, who's serving a life sentence for murdering a man in a road—rage attack, has won a high court challenge against a decision by the ministry ofjustice to refuse to move him to an open prison. noye, who is 69, stabbed stephen cameron to death in 1996 on the m25 in kent. he'd argued that it was unfair and irrational not to allow him to go to a jail with lower security. a man has beenjailed for six years for killing an innocent bystander in an unprovoked attack. trevor timon, who's 31, admitted the manslaughter of oliver dearlove in blackheath in south—east london last august, but was cleared of murder. the judge said the "senseless" attack had caused "untold misery" for mr dearlove's family. iraqi troops have entered western mosulfor the first time in their offensive to drive out so—called islamic state from the country's second city. west mosul is the last is stronghold in iraq. they're surrounded, along with an estimated three quarters of a million civilia
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur. back here, kenneth noye, who's serving a life sentence for murdering a man in a road—rage attack, has won a high court challenge against a decision by the ministry ofjustice to refuse to move him to an open prison. noye, who is 69, stabbed stephen cameron to death in 1996 on the m25 in kent. he'd argued that it was unfair and irrational not to allow him to go to a jail with lower security. a man has beenjailed for six years for killing an...
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this report from our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes contains some flash photography. this is the launch of a musudan ballistic missile, the same type that was fired from north korea into the sea of japan early this morning. today's launch was almost certainly timed so that north korea's
this report from our tokyo correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes contains some flash photography. this is the launch of a musudan ballistic missile, the same type that was fired from north korea into the sea of japan early this morning. today's launch was almost certainly timed so that north korea's
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i'd as rupert winkel—hayes reports, there are unanswered questions. —— but as. these are the last moments of kim jong—nam's life as he walked into kuala lumpur airport a week ago today. suddenly, a woman in a white top grabs him from behind and places something around his face. she then calmly walks away. the whole thing has taken less than five seconds. moments later, kim jong—nam can be seen seeking help from airport staff. he told them he'd had something wiped on his face and was feeling dizzy. these final images show him being led to the airport medical centre. a short time later, he collapsed and died. the accusation that north korea's dictator had his own brother assassinated today prompted this response. it has been seven days since the incident, but there is no clear evidence on the cause of the death, and at the moment, we cannot trust the investigation by the malaysian police. malaysian police now have four suspects in custody. these two women from indonesia and vietnam are accused of carrying out the attack. they claim they had no idea what they w
i'd as rupert winkel—hayes reports, there are unanswered questions. —— but as. these are the last moments of kim jong—nam's life as he walked into kuala lumpur airport a week ago today. suddenly, a woman in a white top grabs him from behind and places something around his face. she then calmly walks away. the whole thing has taken less than five seconds. moments later, kim jong—nam can be seen seeking help from airport staff. he told them he'd had something wiped on his face and was...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. our correspondent david willis is in washington. president trump says america will back japan 100%. are there president trump says america will backjapan 100%. are there any more clues about how he plans to deal with north korea 7 clues about how he plans to deal with north korea? i shouldjust tell you that a short while ago the north korean news agency hailed as missile test our success. as far as the response from the white house is concerned, well, it has limited its response to a pledge of support for america's allies in the region. at disconcerting but this missile test may be for countries like japan and south korea, it also sends a shot across the boughs of the trump administration, for the simple reason that it is widely thought that north korea could bejust a reason that it is widely thought that north korea could be just a few yea rs that north korea could be just a few years away from developing a nuclear missile capable of hitting the united states of america —— bows. all of which makes this whole thing a great more
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. our correspondent david willis is in washington. president trump says america will back japan 100%. are there president trump says america will backjapan 100%. are there any more clues about how he plans to deal with north korea 7 clues about how he plans to deal with north korea? i shouldjust tell you that a short while ago the north korean news agency hailed as missile test our success. as far as the response from the white house is concerned,...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. this week we may see president donald trump making his next move on immigration, after an appeals court refused to reinstate his order banning travellers from seven mainly—muslim countries entering the united states. mr trump told reporters on board air force one that he may fight the case in the courts, but could also consider issuing a new executive order. a senior white house adviser told us media that the appeals court has gone too far. we haven't —— have a judiciary which has taken far too much power and in many cases become a supreme has taken far too much power and in many cases become a supreme branch of government. one unelected judge in seattle cannot remake laws for the entire country. i mean, this is just crazy, john, the idea that you are going to have a judge in seattle say a foreign national living in libya has an effective right to enter the united states is beyond anything we have ever seen before. the end result of this, though, is that our opponents, the media
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. this week we may see president donald trump making his next move on immigration, after an appeals court refused to reinstate his order banning travellers from seven mainly—muslim countries entering the united states. mr trump told reporters on board air force one that he may fight the case in the courts, but could also consider issuing a new executive order. a senior white house adviser told us media that the appeals court has gone too far. we...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur. joshua pollack is the editor of the nonproliferation review and a leading expert on nuclear and missile proliferation. he joins us now from washington. thank you for your time. can you tell us a bit more about this nerve agent? vx is an especially potent nerve agent, and has traditionally been used as a battlefield weapon, not as a tool of assassination. the only exception i am aware of where some attempts in the 1990s by a group injapan the boys in some of their enemies with vx among other chemical and biological agents —— groupjapan to chemical and biological agents —— group japan to poison chemical and biological agents —— groupjapan to poison some of their enemies. it had mixed success. the success enemies. it had mixed success. the success of this was not in doubt he suddenly. what do we know about how it was made, whether north korea has it was made, whether north korea has it and has used it? it is a synthetic chemical. it has long been strongly suspected that the n
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur. joshua pollack is the editor of the nonproliferation review and a leading expert on nuclear and missile proliferation. he joins us now from washington. thank you for your time. can you tell us a bit more about this nerve agent? vx is an especially potent nerve agent, and has traditionally been used as a battlefield weapon, not as a tool of assassination. the only exception i am aware of where some attempts in the 1990s by a group injapan the...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. anthony ruggiero, who is a senior fellow at the foundation for defence of democracies, and a specialist on north korea security. i asked him what's likely to come out of the security council meeting. well, it depends on what the purpose of having the meeting is. obviously they'll condemn the launch that took place sunday morning pyongyang climb. the question is are they ready to get tougher with not only north korea but countries around it. the critical question i would have is are they ready to get tough? i know china is a member of the security council but it's clear china is already violated last yea r‘s coal china is already violated last year's coal restriction that was in the resolution. so china is the one that's covering for north korea, it's allowing north korea to acquire materials for this programmes and are we going to get tougher either through the un or is the us going to get tougher with china? on that point, given what you've just outlined, are there any indications
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. anthony ruggiero, who is a senior fellow at the foundation for defence of democracies, and a specialist on north korea security. i asked him what's likely to come out of the security council meeting. well, it depends on what the purpose of having the meeting is. obviously they'll condemn the launch that took place sunday morning pyongyang climb. the question is are they ready to get tougher with not only north korea but countries around it. the...
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rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, tokyo. a short time ago i spoke to kevin kim in the south korean capital seoul and i asked him if he knew anymore about what happened to kimjong—nam in malaysia. well, the government in seoul is being very cautious, and officials have yet to reveal or confirm any information. how the attack actually unfolded is still unclear. initially, the south korean media sourced an unnamed airport official, and papers said that kim jong—nam was killed by a poisonous needle by two female agents. the other reports in malaysia mention a spray, and the latest account seems to be that, at the airport, a woman had approached mr kim from behind, and covered his face with a cloth laced with a liquid. based on all of these reports, it seems highly likely an investigation is likely to take place, focused on a deliberate attempt of murder through poisoning, and an autopsy may take place to reveal the exact cause of death. some analysts believe this could have been a deliberate attempt of assassination by the l
rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, tokyo. a short time ago i spoke to kevin kim in the south korean capital seoul and i asked him if he knew anymore about what happened to kimjong—nam in malaysia. well, the government in seoul is being very cautious, and officials have yet to reveal or confirm any information. how the attack actually unfolded is still unclear. initially, the south korean media sourced an unnamed airport official, and papers said that kim jong—nam was killed by a poisonous...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. david willis is in washington for us now. thank you forjoining us. north korea has said some time that it's been threatening to launch a missile, but do you get the sense that the trump administration was expecting this news? were they prepared for this? it's interesting, the trump administration has been at pains to reassure its allies, particularly japan, that it has their back as far as north korea is concerned. but what precisely the trump administration plans to do about north korea isn't precisely clear. we've had over the last several presidencies talks, sanctions, we had what was called under the 0bama administration, strategic patients. none of it has calmed north korea's nuclear ambitions. with every likelihood that north korea might actually develop a nuclear missile capable of reaching the united states within the lifetime of this current presidency, it becomes something of an urgency for donald trump to sort some sort of policy out on this front. he has said on the campaign trail that he would be willing to sit d
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. david willis is in washington for us now. thank you forjoining us. north korea has said some time that it's been threatening to launch a missile, but do you get the sense that the trump administration was expecting this news? were they prepared for this? it's interesting, the trump administration has been at pains to reassure its allies, particularly japan, that it has their back as far as north korea is concerned. but what precisely the trump...
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from malaysia, rupert wingfield—hayes sent this report. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong—nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today, we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the xv — the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. and now we know what was used to kill him — vx, one of the most deadly nerve agents ever invented. just a tiny drop, one hundredth of a gram, would have been enough to kill him. vx is also banned under international convention, and yet someone decided to use it here, in the midst of this international airport. vx is colourless and odourless, with the feel of engine oil. symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, vomiting and muscle convulsions. south korea says the north started producing chemical weapons in the 1980s and has up to 5000 tons of stocks. north korea's yo
from malaysia, rupert wingfield—hayes sent this report. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong—nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today, we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the xv — the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. and now we know what was...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. here, the commons speaker, john bercow, has insisted that his impartiality has not been compromised, after a video emerged of him declaring that he voted remain in last year's referendum. the parliament website states that "spea kers must be politically impartial." speaker bercow is already facing calls to stand down after saying last week that he would veto a parliamentary address by president donald trump. the latest comments, published in the sunday telegraph, were made at an address to students at reading university three days earlier. this may not be popular with some people in this audience, personally, i voted to remain. i thought it was better to stay in the european union than not, partly for economic reasons, being part of being within a trade bloc, and partly because we are in a world of power blocs and because it is better to be part of that big power bloc in the world. earlier, we spoke to the conservative mp james duddridge, who has called for a motion of no confidence i
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. here, the commons speaker, john bercow, has insisted that his impartiality has not been compromised, after a video emerged of him declaring that he voted remain in last year's referendum. the parliament website states that "spea kers must be politically impartial." speaker bercow is already facing calls to stand down after saying last week that he would veto a parliamentary address by president donald trump. the latest comments, published...
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rupert wingfield—hayes reporting. now, here in britain, two—and—half—years after it was set up by the government, the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will begin its first public hearings on monday. the first claim to be investigated is the mistreatment of thousands of british children sent to former colonies like australia after 1945. the bbc has been told the inquiry will hear new evidence about abuse, and claims that it was covered up. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. newsreel: the liner asturias arrives at fremantle from great britain with 931 new migrants for this country. i've lived for 60—odd years with this hate. they sent us to a place that was a living hell. we did nothing wrong. all we did was do as we were told, and suffered immensely for it. they've been called "britain's lost children." clifford walsh was nine when he arrived here at fremantle, near perth, one of thousands in care orfrom poorfamilies, promised a better life in the sunshine. he ended up at bindoon, run
rupert wingfield—hayes reporting. now, here in britain, two—and—half—years after it was set up by the government, the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will begin its first public hearings on monday. the first claim to be investigated is the mistreatment of thousands of british children sent to former colonies like australia after 1945. the bbc has been told the inquiry will hear new evidence about abuse, and claims that it was covered up. here's our home affairs correspondent...
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there's a big british match up in the offing this week, as david haye and tony bellew meet in the ring in london on saturday for their heavyweight clash. and they went face to face today with a press conference in liverpool as they kicked off fight week. and ade adedoyin was there.
there's a big british match up in the offing this week, as david haye and tony bellew meet in the ring in london on saturday for their heavyweight clash. and they went face to face today with a press conference in liverpool as they kicked off fight week. and ade adedoyin was there.
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news. a state of famine has been declared in parts of south sudan, the first to be announced in any part of the world since 2011. the government and the united nations report that around 100,000 people are currently affected, and just underfive million people, 140% of the country's population, are in urgent need of food. south sudan is the world's newest country, having gained independence from sudan six years ago. but hopes of prosperity have been shattered by three years of civil war and economic collapse. alistair leithead sent this report from the capital city, juba. when famine hits, the smallest suffer. there's acute malnutrition here in the children's hospital in the capital, but it's far worse upcountry, where the fighting goes on. symptoms of hunger. malnutrition is really bad because it has increased. it has been here for some years, but this year, it is really increased. the rate has increased. hadiya gets one or maybe two meals a day. her mother, mary, can't afford to feed her,
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news. a state of famine has been declared in parts of south sudan, the first to be announced in any part of the world since 2011. the government and the united nations report that around 100,000 people are currently affected, and just underfive million people, 140% of the country's population, are in urgent need of food. south sudan is the world's newest country, having gained independence from sudan six years ago. but hopes of prosperity have been shattered by...
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from kuala lumpur, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong—nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today, we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what was used to kill him — vx, one of the most deadly nerve agents ever invented. just a tiny drop, one hundredth of a gram, would have been enough to kill him. vx is also banned under international convention, yet someone decided to use it here, in the midst of this international airport. vx is colourless and odourless, with the feel of engine oil. symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, vomiting and muscle convulsions. south korea says the north started producing chemical weapons in the 19805 and has up to 5000 tonnes of stocks. north korea's young dictator kim
from kuala lumpur, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong—nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today, we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the vx nerve agent, which is a chemical weapon. kim jong—nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what was used to kill him...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur will. the much—loved and only hippo in el salvador‘s national zoo has died after being attacked. as you can see here, zoo officials tried to help the fifteen—year—old hippo named gustavito after he was beaten and stabbed over the weekend by unknown assailants. police are trying to establish how the attackers got into the zoo, and why they did it. many salvadorea ns have taken to social media to express their sadness and horror. the former soviet gymnast, olga korbut, has sold most of her olympic medals at auction in arizona for more than $200,000. they included the golds she won at the munich olympics in 1972, where her performance on the uneven bars prompted the audience to whistle at the judges for failing to give her a perfect ten. russia's gazeta.ru news reports that olga, who has been living in america since 1991, sold her medals due to financial difficulties. the us aerospace company spacex has announced that two private citizens have paid to be sent around the moon. if the mi
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur will. the much—loved and only hippo in el salvador‘s national zoo has died after being attacked. as you can see here, zoo officials tried to help the fifteen—year—old hippo named gustavito after he was beaten and stabbed over the weekend by unknown assailants. police are trying to establish how the attackers got into the zoo, and why they did it. many salvadorea ns have taken to social media to express their sadness and horror. the...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. graham hutchings from the oxford analytica think tank has written extensively on china and the asia pacific rim. hejoins us from our oxford newsroom. good evening to you. this is a big test for president trump but terribly difficult to see how he or anyone else can move this situation forward. affair conjecture president romagna doesn't know what to do yet, after the administration has hardly bedded down. very noticeable and notable that new defence minister went to seoul for that new defence minister went to seoulfor his that new defence minister went to seoul for his first foreign visit last week and spoke about the need to do something about north korea and then went to japan. now we have in the middle of the party that is currently underway in florida with the japanese prime minister and us president, this move by north korea. sanctions have achieved zero, as your report suggested. there is some headroom for other measures, perhaps squeezing the financial system, the dollar system
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. graham hutchings from the oxford analytica think tank has written extensively on china and the asia pacific rim. hejoins us from our oxford newsroom. good evening to you. this is a big test for president trump but terribly difficult to see how he or anyone else can move this situation forward. affair conjecture president romagna doesn't know what to do yet, after the administration has hardly bedded down. very noticeable and notable that new defence...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, thank you very much. police are investigating the death of a ten—year—old boy at a branch of topshop in reading. he suffered serious head injuries in an incident involving store furniture — and died later in hospital. the death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy is in reading. yes, topshop has been closed all morning, understandably. the shutters are down. in the past hour or so reading borough council extended a statement saying they offer their sympathies to the family offer their sympathies to the family of the ten—year—old boy involved and say its own inquiry is now underway along with that of the police investigation. this was the scene at topshop this morning. these pictures show it shattered and security guards outside. inside the lights we re guards outside. inside the lights were on and it was not clear if any staff or investigators were there. police were called there after reports of a ten—year—old boy being injured. they say it in
rupert wingfield—hayes, thank you very much. police are investigating the death of a ten—year—old boy at a branch of topshop in reading. he suffered serious head injuries in an incident involving store furniture — and died later in hospital. the death is being treated as unexplained but not suspicious. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy is in reading. yes, topshop has been closed all morning, understandably. the shutters are down. in the past hour or so reading borough council extended a...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. graham hutchings from the oxford analytica think tank has written extensively on china and the asia pacific rim. he told me it was difficult to see how president trump could contain north korea. and i think a fair conjecture that president trump doesn't know quite what to do yet — after all, the administration has hardly bedded down. very noticeable, however, notable that new defence ministerjames mattis went to seoul as his first foreign visit last week and spoke powerfully about the need to do something about north korea. then went on to japan. and now we have, in the middle of the party that is currently underway in florida with the japanese prime minister and the us president, we have this move by north korea. sanctions have achieved zero, as your report suggested. there's a little bit of head room still for other measures, perhaps squeezing the financial system of the dollar system, insofar as that benefits north korea, but it doesn't look as though that is going to deliver wha
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo. graham hutchings from the oxford analytica think tank has written extensively on china and the asia pacific rim. he told me it was difficult to see how president trump could contain north korea. and i think a fair conjecture that president trump doesn't know quite what to do yet — after all, the administration has hardly bedded down. very noticeable, however, notable that new defence ministerjames mattis went to seoul as his first foreign visit...
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our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports from kuala lumpur. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the vx nerve agent which is a chemical weapon. kim jong nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what they choose to kill him, vx, one of the most deadly nerve agents ever invented. just a tiny drop, one hundredth of a gram would have been enough to kill him. vx is also banned under international convention yet someone decided to use it here in the midst of this international airport. vx is colourless and odourless with the feel of engine oil. it is so deadly it is classified by the united nations as a weapon of mass destruction. symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, vomiting and muscle convulsions. south korea says the north started producing chemical weapons in th
our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports from kuala lumpur. last week at kuala lumpur airport someone chose to attack kim jong nam in full view of at least half a dozen cctv cameras. it was a very deliberate and very public act of violence. today we learned what killed him. and it's even more shocking. it is the vx nerve agent which is a chemical weapon. kim jong nam was walking across this busy departures hall last week when he was attacked at this spot. now we know what they choose...
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rupert wingfield hayes has more. it's now thought the missile fired from north korea earlier this morning was one of these — a musudan intermediate range ballistic missile. it flew about 500 kilometres before splashing down in the sea ofjapan. north korea's dictator, kimjong—un, had been promising to test fire a much longer range missiles capable of hitting the united states. that has not happened. instead, mr kim is almost certainly using the launch to crash this weekend party in florida. japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, has been spending it golfing with president trump. mr abe was very unamused by the intrusion. translation: north korea's most recent missile launch is absolutely intolerable. north korea must fully comply with the relevant united nations security council guidelines. then, in his response, president trump appeared to forget to condemn the north korean launch. thank you very much, mr prime minister. i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behi
rupert wingfield hayes has more. it's now thought the missile fired from north korea earlier this morning was one of these — a musudan intermediate range ballistic missile. it flew about 500 kilometres before splashing down in the sea ofjapan. north korea's dictator, kimjong—un, had been promising to test fire a much longer range missiles capable of hitting the united states. that has not happened. instead, mr kim is almost certainly using the launch to crash this weekend party in florida....
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rupert wingfield—hayes is in tokyo for us. good to see you. corporate scandals injapan, they good to see you. corporate scandals in japan, they come good to see you. corporate scandals injapan, they come and go, but as far as they go, this one is a bit of a doozy. this one is potentially huge. i was told by an analyst this morning that this is a disaster of perhaps the biggest corporate disaster in recent years, certainly bigger than sharp, which had to be sold off to a taiwanese company a couple of years back. so, yes, the markets have reacted, because they do not like the news that is coming, and they do not like the fact that toshiba appears unable to produce its numbers on time. that lovely spells very bad news. rupert, if you can come in about 30 or a0 seconds, for those who have not kept up with the story, what has gone on with the whole sort of nuclear us thing with toshiba? in 2006 toshiba bet on a nuclear render songs of power in the united states by buying westinghouse. —— renaissance of power. then they started buying up four re
rupert wingfield—hayes is in tokyo for us. good to see you. corporate scandals injapan, they good to see you. corporate scandals in japan, they come good to see you. corporate scandals injapan, they come and go, but as far as they go, this one is a bit of a doozy. this one is potentially huge. i was told by an analyst this morning that this is a disaster of perhaps the biggest corporate disaster in recent years, certainly bigger than sharp, which had to be sold off to a taiwanese company a...
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the bbc‘s rupert wingfield hayes has been investigating. this was one of the most brazen killings of recent years. this is the spot where kim jong—nam was attacked. just take a look around here. the spot is overlooked by at least six cctv cameras. just a few metres away in this cafe at one of those tables for north korean men we re those tables for north korean men were sitting watching. all four are now wanted by the malaysian authorities. one is reported to be a known north korean security agent. after the attack was over, they got up after the attack was over, they got up and headed for departures. a few minutes later they boarded a flight to jakarta and then onto dubai. what about the two young women accused of carrying out the attack? one is from vietnam's, the other indonesian. one of them was working in this hotel behind me here in a massage parlour on the second floor. in malaysian massage pa rlours are on the second floor. in malaysian massage parlours are often a front for the sex industry. it's fairly clear that both these wome
the bbc‘s rupert wingfield hayes has been investigating. this was one of the most brazen killings of recent years. this is the spot where kim jong—nam was attacked. just take a look around here. the spot is overlooked by at least six cctv cameras. just a few metres away in this cafe at one of those tables for north korean men we re those tables for north korean men were sitting watching. all four are now wanted by the malaysian authorities. one is reported to be a known north korean...
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i will be totally honest and say, i'm not in a ring to hate david haye on a permanent basis, i'm in a ring so the referee can count to ten or stop it when he sees fit. is that all here to do, here to win. i don't wa nt to all here to do, here to win. i don't want to hate anyone, this is a sport and the business. i'm not here to hate people. that's all your sports are now. more in the next hour, back to atip, a tip, next time you say finally, it doesn't half scare us halfway through a bulletin. the pensions regulator say they have struck a deal with the philippines. it means that 19,000 former bhs will receive their pensions as a. —— sir philip green. we are speaking to frank field. is this enough? it's the deal. it's a first step in gaining just justice for the whole deal. it's a first step in gaining justjustice for the whole shingles cider. there will be no going back for this. it means people going into the scheme will not suffer any cuts at all as they would have done if they were abandoned and went into they were abandoned and went into the pension protection fund, but their
i will be totally honest and say, i'm not in a ring to hate david haye on a permanent basis, i'm in a ring so the referee can count to ten or stop it when he sees fit. is that all here to do, here to win. i don't wa nt to all here to do, here to win. i don't want to hate anyone, this is a sport and the business. i'm not here to hate people. that's all your sports are now. more in the next hour, back to atip, a tip, next time you say finally, it doesn't half scare us halfway through a bulletin....
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here's rupert wingfield—hayes, in tokyo. only two weeks ago, general mattis was moving into his new office at the pentagon. the alliance between the us and japan is enduring and will remain as the cornerstone of peace and security in the asia—pacific region. the us defence secretary saved his most scathing words for china. we have watched in the south china sea as china has shredded the trust of nations in the region. he's talking about these huge artificial islands beijing has constructed to enforce its claim to the south china sea. if we have disputes we take them to arbitration. we don't settle them by taking military means and occupying land that is subject to question, to say the least, about who actually owns it, or is it international waters. he also promised the us would protect this group of islands in the east china sea from any attempt by china to take them from japan. beijing's foreign ministry responded immediately. general mattis should, it said, stop making wrong remarks on the issue involving the diaoyu isl
here's rupert wingfield—hayes, in tokyo. only two weeks ago, general mattis was moving into his new office at the pentagon. the alliance between the us and japan is enduring and will remain as the cornerstone of peace and security in the asia—pacific region. the us defence secretary saved his most scathing words for china. we have watched in the south china sea as china has shredded the trust of nations in the region. he's talking about these huge artificial islands beijing has constructed...
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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur. richard guthrie is an independent expert on chemical and biological weapons. hejoins us from our bristol studio. good evening. do you agree with what we heard in that report, that this is more worrying, in many ways, than anything north korea is doing on the nuclear front? it is hard to compare the two. it is worrying in its own sense. the assassination by poison, it has been a long tradition, but sometimes it is done very discreetly, to make it look like natural causes, in order to hide what you are doing. assassinations by poison in a very overt manner, normally a signal of power, to convince people of the things you can do. that sends worrying signals to the rest of the world, whether they are intended by north korea or not. do you think it is north korea's own stocks we are seeing used? do they come from somewhere else? have they ever been deployed anywhere else? vx as a chemical weapon, it is the most toxic of the chemical weapons. so toxic that even a droplet smaller than you co
rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in kuala lumpur. richard guthrie is an independent expert on chemical and biological weapons. hejoins us from our bristol studio. good evening. do you agree with what we heard in that report, that this is more worrying, in many ways, than anything north korea is doing on the nuclear front? it is hard to compare the two. it is worrying in its own sense. the assassination by poison, it has been a long tradition, but sometimes it is done very discreetly, to make...
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rupert wingfield—hayes is at the hospital where the forensic investigation has been carried out. this is the place we understand kim jong—nam's what is being held and where those tests were carried out, that have now revealed the presence ofa that have now revealed the presence of a nerve agent called vx. one expert described this to me as a huge deal and the three basic reasons. firstly vx is a very powerful merge eight and. just 100 ofa gram powerful merge eight and. just 100 of a gram smeared on his skin or i would have been enough to kill him. secondly, it is very difficult to produce. this is not something you can make in your back room. it suggests involvement of a nationstate and that of course points to north korea. thirdly, the xisa points to north korea. thirdly, the x is a banned chemical weapon under the un chemical weapons convention. -- vx. which the un chemical weapons convention. —— vx. which means if this attack was carried out by north korean agents they've not just was carried out by north korean agents they've notjust committed an assassination of foreig
rupert wingfield—hayes is at the hospital where the forensic investigation has been carried out. this is the place we understand kim jong—nam's what is being held and where those tests were carried out, that have now revealed the presence ofa that have now revealed the presence of a nerve agent called vx. one expert described this to me as a huge deal and the three basic reasons. firstly vx is a very powerful merge eight and. just 100 ofa gram powerful merge eight and. just 100 of a gram...
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rupert wingfield—hayes has been investigating this was one of the most brazen killings of recent years. this is the spot where kim jong—nam was attacked and killed. take a look around. this was overlooked by at least six cctv cameras. just a few metres away, at this cafe, at one of those tables, four north korean men were sitting and watching. all four are now wanted by the malaysian authorities. one is reported to be a known north korean security agent. after the attack, they got up and headed for departures. a few minutes later, the boarded a flight to jakarta and then on to dubai. what about the two young women accused of carrying out the attack? one is from vietnam, the other, indonesia. sidi aisyah was working in this hotel behind me in a massage parlour on the second floor. in malaysia, massage parlours are often a front for sex shops. it's fairly clear both these women we re it's fairly clear both these women were living a fairly precarious existence. aisyah said she was approached by a man calling himself "james." he offered her a part to be in a tv reality show. turns out ja
rupert wingfield—hayes has been investigating this was one of the most brazen killings of recent years. this is the spot where kim jong—nam was attacked and killed. take a look around. this was overlooked by at least six cctv cameras. just a few metres away, at this cafe, at one of those tables, four north korean men were sitting and watching. all four are now wanted by the malaysian authorities. one is reported to be a known north korean security agent. after the attack, they got up and...
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but also hayes uk, its profits have been stymied somewhat by the decision lastjune, the uk, to exit the european union. so an eu referendum took the wind out of the uk interim results for the uk specialist hays. the company saying that operating profits in the uk and ireland fell by 29% from the six months to the end of december. also we've got metro bank, this is another good news story for banking. metro bank's boss has been a guest on business live. the founder is a proud man. metro bank coming out with positive results. the markets are buoyant and enjoying the figures. metro bank is one of the banks that we're familiar with in the uk. metro bank is focussing on bringing customers in and maintaining that customer cashier relationship. the bank of america, we heard earlier in the week, opening three cashierless branches in the states. you just go in. look at headline, "boring is beautiful." lloyds is back to being a boring bank and boring is good! news about loulds. it was bailed out by the uk taxpayer following the 2008 financial crisis. the government saying now that the lloyds will
but also hayes uk, its profits have been stymied somewhat by the decision lastjune, the uk, to exit the european union. so an eu referendum took the wind out of the uk interim results for the uk specialist hays. the company saying that operating profits in the uk and ireland fell by 29% from the six months to the end of december. also we've got metro bank, this is another good news story for banking. metro bank's boss has been a guest on business live. the founder is a proud man. metro bank...
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rupert wingfield—hayes is at the hospital where the forensic investigation has been carried out. this is the place we understand kim jong nam's body is being held and where the test that were carried out have revealed the presence of a nerve agent. one expert described this to me as a huge deal for three reasons. firstly, it is a very powerful nerve agent. just 100th of a gram on his skin or i would have been enough to kill him. secondly, vx is very difficult to produce. that suggests the involvement of a nationstate and points towards north korea. thirdly, vx is a banned chemical weapon under the un chemical weapon under the un chemical weapons convention. that means, if this attack was carried out by north korean agents, they have not just out by north korean agents, they have notjust committed an assassination on foreign soil, but they are responsible for releasing a banned chemical weapon inside a major international airport. i spoke to bruce bennett, a defence and security expert from the rand corporation. he said vx nerve agent is a substance not many people have access to,
rupert wingfield—hayes is at the hospital where the forensic investigation has been carried out. this is the place we understand kim jong nam's body is being held and where the test that were carried out have revealed the presence of a nerve agent. one expert described this to me as a huge deal for three reasons. firstly, it is a very powerful nerve agent. just 100th of a gram on his skin or i would have been enough to kill him. secondly, vx is very difficult to produce. that suggests the...
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from tokyo rupert wingfield—hayes reports. only two weeks ago generaljames mattis was moving into his new office in the pent goon. gone, today he was being welcomed. japan is worried that president trump is not committed to defending its most important ally in asia. not so according to general matitis, the alliance is enduring and will remain as the cornerstone as peace and security in the asia—pacific region. the us defence secretary saved his scathing words for china. we have watched in the south china sea as china has shredded the trust of nations in the region. he is talking about these huge artificial islands. beijing has constructed to enforce its claim to the south china sea.“ we have disputes we take them to arbitration. we don't settle them by taking military means and occupying land that is subject to question to say the least about who actually owns it or is it international waters? he also promised the us would protect this group of islands in the east china sea from any attempt by china to take them from japan
from tokyo rupert wingfield—hayes reports. only two weeks ago generaljames mattis was moving into his new office in the pent goon. gone, today he was being welcomed. japan is worried that president trump is not committed to defending its most important ally in asia. not so according to general matitis, the alliance is enduring and will remain as the cornerstone as peace and security in the asia—pacific region. the us defence secretary saved his scathing words for china. we have watched in...
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rupert wingfield hayes is in tokyo for us. who have got the latest news that they might have been a resignation? it isa they might have been a resignation? it is a roller—coaster here today, first they were going to announce their free quarterly results, toshiba was not expected to announce a huge net loss, but then they cancelled the announcement. in the last half an hour the chairman of toshiba came onto the stage at the headquarters to say he is resigning, to ta ke headquarters to say he is resigning, to take responsibility for the mess that the company is in. although he says he will stay on until thejune shareholder meeting. he is definitely going, but not quite yet, perhaps. 0n the japanese news agency in the last few seconds, they have said estimated losses for the last three quarters of 5 billion us dollars for toshiba. that is more than was expected. that is not from the company, that is from the news agency. that they could look at the asian markets. guess why dedicate is down, maybe something to do with toshiba. e
rupert wingfield hayes is in tokyo for us. who have got the latest news that they might have been a resignation? it isa they might have been a resignation? it is a roller—coaster here today, first they were going to announce their free quarterly results, toshiba was not expected to announce a huge net loss, but then they cancelled the announcement. in the last half an hour the chairman of toshiba came onto the stage at the headquarters to say he is resigning, to ta ke headquarters to say he...
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our correspondent in kuala lumpa, rupert wingfield hayes, sent this report. this was one of the most brazen killings of recent years. this is the spot where kim jong—nam was attacked. just take a look around here. this spot is overlooked by at least six cctv cameras. just a few metres away, in this cafe, at one of those tables, four north korean men were sitting watching. all four are now wanted by the malaysian authorities — one is reported to be a known north korean security agent. after the attack was over, they got up and headed for departures. a few minutes later they boarded a flight tojakarta and on to dubai. what about the two young women accused of carrying out the attack? one is from vietnam, the other, indonesia. siti aishah was working in this hotel behind me here, in a massage parlour on the second floor. malaysian massage parlours are often a front for the sex industry. and it's fairly clear both these women were living a very precarious existence. aishah told police she was then approached by a man calling himself ‘james' and he offered h
our correspondent in kuala lumpa, rupert wingfield hayes, sent this report. this was one of the most brazen killings of recent years. this is the spot where kim jong—nam was attacked. just take a look around here. this spot is overlooked by at least six cctv cameras. just a few metres away, in this cafe, at one of those tables, four north korean men were sitting watching. all four are now wanted by the malaysian authorities — one is reported to be a known north korean security agent. after...